Hendry County Crime Scene Investigators gathered on a recent Saturday afternoon in an orange grove west of Immokalee to re-enact a 22-year old unsolved murder of a little girl. With help from a national organization and Edison State College, officials hope to find answers that have eluded them for the past two decades. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez was there to watch the events unfold.

Children of migrant families seldom finish a school year on one campus – they have to go where the work is. Some change schools as their parents move around the country, take time out to work the fields or drop out of school altogether. At Immokalee High School there’s a new crop of students who want to break the mold and reach for something better. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports.

Florida
Gulf Coast University‘s board of trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to
expand its campus by adding a 500 acre parcel of land in Buckingham in
East Fort Myers.  WGCU’s John Davis reports.

Four Florida Gulf Coast University students will start an internship this spring that could lead to the development of a solar field in Bonita Springs.  WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports.

Edison State College is going into the high school business. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports.

A
solar array was installed yesterday at L.A. Ainger Middle School in
Rotonda West.  It’s there to power classrooms and teach students. 
WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.

Three mornings a week at an elementary school in Fort Myers more than a hundred kids show up early…so they can run laps.  It’s not punishment.  It’s not P.E.  It’s a running club, made possible by the volunteer efforts of one devoted woman.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry has more.

Florida
Gulf Coast University officials broke ground Wednesday on a new music
education and performance building.  WGCU’s John Davis was there and
has this report.

The
pressure of choosing the right college can be daunting. The Southwest
Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hopes to make it a little easier
with a first of its kind program this weekend.  WGCU’s Luis Hernandez
reports.

A
number of organizations across Florida are receiving a financial boost
to help them fight illiteracy. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports.